Use one per page (ideally), this is your main title.
- Tags basic, best practices, h1, HTML
Use one per page (ideally), this is your main title.
Use it for tabular data (spreadsheets and reports)
Shows inline (with no breaks) with other content around.
Used when you want to apply styling to just one element within a div or an area.
By being in a document, it implies a break before and after it
Use it to gain control over entire sections of a page with CSS. It can enclose other elements inside of it.
HTML 4.01 | ||||
Allows upper / lowercase tags | ||||
Non-close tags, others (sloppy) | ||||
doesn’t require a Doctype | ||||
XHTML | ||||
More strict, therefore easier to verify | ||||
Based on XML | ||||
Requires a doctype | ||||
In theory you can extend it to add your own tags | ||||
Even empty tags must be closed | ||||
Attributes must be ” ” tized |